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Art Talks Holiday Special

December 22, 2020
On the latest Art Talks, host Richard Codd delves into the art and culture behind holiday traditions from Santa’s big red coat, to gift giving, and wreath making. His curiosity about symbols associated with Christmas led him to find out more about ancient festivities like Yule and Saturnalia. Richard also...
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Art of the Tattoo on Art Talks

November 20, 2020
Tattoos have a rich history in human culture, dating back thousands of years. As Art Talks host Richard Codd outlines, in the contemporary United States, tattoos were once the purview of sailors and circus performers. But now, that’s changed. In his research for this show, Codd found over 20,000 tattoo...
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The Art of Violin Making on Art Talks

October 23, 2020
On the latest Art Talks, host Richard Codd delves into the art and science of violin making. First, Paul Prier from the Violin Making School of America in Salt Lake City discusses the history of the violin and his father’s fascinating journey to becoming an American luthier. Plus, Prier answers...
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Cowboy and Western Art – Art Talks

September 25, 2020
On the latest Art Talks, host Richard Codd delves into Cowboy and Western Art with two artists proficient in the subject. First, watercolor artist Don Weller reflects on his work from his home in rural Utah. He has a wide range of experience, drawing inspiration from impressionists (and the occasional...
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Native American Pottery and more on Art Talks

August 21, 2020
On the latest Art Talks, host Richard Codd explores the subject of Native American Pottery. He starts with Edge of the Cedars State Park and Museum, learning about their pottery collection and other related artifacts. Chief of Collections Jonathan Till explains how this ancient pottery was made, used, and how...
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Impacts of COVID-19 on the Moab Arts Community – Art Talks

July 24, 2020
New Art Talks host Richard Codd explores the impacts of the pandemic on different arts communities in Moab. This is a jam-packed show, full of insight on how gallery owners, artisan vendors, and public arts resources have been affected by past and present safety restrictions. Guests are David Brown of...
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Cisco Artists Antonina Clarke, Eileen Muza on Art Talks

June 19, 2020
On the latest Art Talks, host Shari Zollinger travels to Cisco, Utah for a conversation with two artists and creatives reshaping and reimagining the landscape. Visual artist Eileen Muza is a permanent resident of Cisco. Antonina Clarke is the current artist in residence with Cisco-based nonprofit, Home of the Brave....
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Creation and Impermanence – Moab artist PiMo on Art Talks

April 25, 2020
Of all types of people, the artist might be the most intimately familiar with creation and impermanence. On a very unique Art Talks, Moab artist Pete Apicella (PiMO) discusses these concepts, not only in relation to art but also to family and home. His mother Carol passed away earlier this...
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Artist Katrina Lund, Food Astrology on Art Talks

January 24, 2020
‘Art is the highest expression of the human spirit’ – so opens the latest Art Talks with host Shari Zollinger. She helms a conversation with local artist Katrina Lund, who talks about her process as an artist and the arch of her work – from hiding her sketchbooks to becoming...
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Artisans Star Kolb and Brandy Bowmaster – Art Talks

December 18, 2019
Join Art Talks host Rebecca McAllister as she dives deep with two local artisans – Star Kolb and Brandy Bowmaster. Kolb begins the conversation with some background on her journey handcrafting unique metal jewelry from earrings to pendants, and its connection to another artistic practice – yoga. Then, Bowmaster (25...
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Tech + Young Art, 49 Hour Film Fest on Art Talks

November 21, 2019
On the latest Art Talks, host Rebecca McAllister learns how technology might inform the creative process from 7th graders at Grand County Middle School. The young locals also discuss their favorite sculptures and murals in town as well as their ideas for avant-garde locker decorations. Then, Moab to Monument Valley...
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